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THUaTEE'S SALE,
rVRUSTEE'S SALE, 4

IA J.. q o. II s.fI ~ w
By virtue OF decd OF trust made BY Cecilia
Gillespie 10 lrc as trustee, dated June H. 1886 70.
corded In the Office Of tho CLERK OF the County
court oil Ohio county, West Virginia. In Deed Of
Trust Book No q, page 154. l will scll at public
suction at the front door OF the Court House Of
said county, on i6l,7 ~ 4g; n.s9Ez7 !.
SATURDAY, the Goth DAY OF OCTOBER, 1887,
commencing at 10 O'Clock A.. NJ, the following
property, that Ia TO says A certain parcel OF land
situate on tho south side OF Vine alley In what Is
known as East Wheeling. In Ohio county, West
Virginia, being part Of lot numbered one hundred
and thirteen, In tho plat Of the ddi.ion to tho city
Of Wheeling originally laid out by Noah Zane and
others fronting thirtytwo feet fvo inchea on said
alley and runring back southwsrdly toward
Eighteenth street Of even width fi,y.iour feet:
with the right 10 use aud keep In repair the water
pipe under the front part Of said lot : - :
Also three feet IN width from the east stih OF lot
No. III in the plat Aforesaid, said threS ieet I'D.
Joining the part Of 10, ll3 above Described front.
Ing on said alley and running back Southwardly
Of even width afty.fou feet, = ( i -
Tho title to the above Ii believed 10 be perfect
but selling as trlbtee will convey only tho lite
vested In mo by said deed Of trust - q = -
TERMS OF sALE-One. third and rs much moro a.
the purchaier Olocts to pay In cash on the day Of
sale, tho balance 10 two equal iustalme,,ts nj one
and two years, with Interest," ior which tie pur.
chaser shall execute his notes, secure tho same by
deed Of trust on the property. tho BUILDINGS 10 be
kept Insured loI the benodt Of such trutt 80, =,
WI. ". Cow DEN. Solicitor, = 49,
w. II. HALLRn, Auctloneer, n II se26
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Duckleh's Arnica Snlvs.

The bost salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, cores, ulcers, sa!t rhsum, fever
cores, tot.er, Ghappod hands, chilblains
oorns, and oil akin eruptionu, and posi-.
lively cures pilea, or no pay required. II
Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price Is cents 20,
box, For sale by Logan 4 Co. I'm
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AT MIGHT alvGys have Acker's Baby
soothsr at hand. It 10 tie only safe med
icine yet made thst will remove all infan.
tile disorders. 1t containa no Opium or
Morphine, but gives the child natural ease
from pain. Price 25 cents. Sold By Logan
4 Co., G. &. Goethe, o. Monkemillsr, R,
B. Burt and Bowie Bros. 5.1Si 8 J
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IF you would enjoy your dinner aud arc
prevented by. Dyspepsia, use Acker'a Dys.
pspeis Tablets. They are positive cure
ior Dyspepaia, Indigestion, Fla,ulency and
Constipation. We guarantee them. %
and 30 cents. Logan 4 Co., O. +. Goeize,
9. Nonkenille., K. B. Burt and porrie
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G63 1sairi 81, nyET9sLO, n
.-Gs-y n ---- way
Mexican War Veteran.

Tho wonderful enlcaoy OF swltt's Specific as n
eases, has never had moro conspicuous illustration
than this affords. Tho candid. unsolicited and
emphatic testimony given by tho venerable scntle
man must bo accepted US convincing and conclusive
Tho writer Is prominent citizen OF Mississippi Tho
gentleman to whom Mr.. Martinrcfcrs, md to whom
hc is indebted ;or tho advice to which he owes his
nal relief from years Of suffering. Is Mr.. King. for
many ycansthe popular night clerk Of tho LAWRENCE
House. at Jackson. t.,tG,EN ts.' IL. IA ~ VIZ.
.sts- w JACKSON. Miss, April %. 1851
TIPswlrr SPECIFIC coNrASy. Atlanta, Ga: ;.
Gehticmen-I havo been IN invalid pensoncr for
forty years. having contracted pulmonary and other
diseases In tho Mexican War, but not till tho LIST OF
March, 1875 did feel any symptoms Of rheumatism.
On that dayl was suddenly stricken with that dis
ease In both hips and ankles. For twenty days
walked on crutches Then tho pain was less violent,
but Il shifted from Joint to Joint. For weeks would
hs ~ tosSiy disabled either on one side OF my body OF
eleven years and seven monthsthnt Is from March l.
iS;a when was ilrst attacked. 10 October 1889.
from various physicians, md tried everything ,sug.
benefit from any medicine taken internally or OK.
formally, uni not aware OF 1t. Finally, about tho
nnt or September, mndo arrangements to so to tho
Hot Springs OF Arkansas, having cspaircd OF every
other remedy, when Incidentally met IN old nc
gga.intanes. NJ. King. now Of Tho Lawrence House
OF this city, lie had once been great sufferer iron,
rheumatism, and, as 1 supposed, had been, cured
BY q visit TO Hot Springs. But when met him no
told me that his visit to tho Hot Springs In vain
he found no relief On his return from Hot sprnSs
for rheumatism Ilo tried It and SIX bottles made
complete cure. Several years have passed since, bu,
he has had no return Of tho disease.
Immediately returned TO- try Il. Y September
WE'LL far as tho rheumatism was concerned. All
pain had disappeared. and HAVE NOT rEIr 1wlSol
1hnye no interest In making this statement othc:
than tho hope that II may direct some other sufferer
To Siro source OF relief. md II It has this result
am w ; rewarded v Tor ny trouble am very 70
FIR sale by all druggists. Treatise on blood ant
Skin Diseases nailed free. &t'isss 81
15.F Fisl TUE SWIFT SrEc1rIc Co.,
.sfe,l' FL Drawer 8, Atlanta. Co
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FINANCE AND TRADE,
Tho Features Of tho Money and Stock
l 8's i,t'tj Markets. W. ul.f a|tlsN

2.
new fos2, Ocs. l0-Moncy on call cay at s,tSs
per cent: last loan at s<, tclosed offered at per
cent Primo mercantile paper n. G!sas,t Per cent.
Sterling exchange quiet but firm at 81 Soa4 SIX. +
Tho new. week openfd with a icver!sh and rem .
efdiiy weak market The opening was active and
weak at declines oil from u 10 per cent generally,
ness, but while there .weto few slight advances
made III the tiist few minutes the list soon Yielded
and Under tho lead Of at. Paul was carried below
the opening figures, A substantial rally then oc.
CURED, but The bears soon got 10 work and deter.
mined attack upon u. Paul was followed by q Dc.
cline Of the entire market. y :. n 80 - ~,
~ the last hour the lowest figures were reached,
and tue close was fairly active aud weak al or near
the bottom prices. The active list without ex.
septlon L. lower, Wabash preferred q, Erie TX,
TaIas Pacific ~. Pacific Mail, LoulsYiiIe { NHh.
VILE aud Northwestern IN per cent. Bales s72o35
Railroad bonds dull :Iaes s7ai,0o,. R.
Government bonds dun and unCl ,ngod,
State bonds dull and steady. 80 "
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NEW YoEI, Oct. 1e.-Cotton steady: up)ands
7.lec;, iu.l,eS elo'ed barely steady; October
a6c; November and December $3.50; January
081c: February 9.46c; March oslo; April 9,02c:
May 9.i0c; June DISC; July 9Slc. Il + -
! ClSISNAT1 O., Oct. l9.-Cotton steady: mi ding
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Dry Goods,

NEW YORK, OCT. l0.-There was a good demand
for many MISCELLANEOUS utsortmcnts. but tho CHI ef
business was reached through deliveries on old
Tor cotton goods. - -I -L--.- -.-.-. q.
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How can a bride DO expected to show
Helf,poasession when she is being given
aTay2 9Fs .S=,a ,i5}rzls n lHain s,B
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On CITY, Pa Oct. 1o.-Pctrolcum opened q,
cs4c; highest 693so; lowest Gs33sc: closed at COO;
shipments 67o barrels: charters IL ,90i barrels
New York, Oct 10.-Petrolclm market sagged
oil until tho close which was weak, opening Al
6sEc; highest 7ec; lowest 6SSc; closed ut COO; saes
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GENERAL NOTICES,
4 DMINIsTRATRIX NOTICE.

iho undersigned having been duly appointed
Administrative oil the estate OK Dt, hanple Ford,
deceased. all PERSONS indebted To- bald estate are
it0es,cd TO call and settle aud all persons having
Ckims against kad eatAte 10 present them properly
authenticated, at No. S5l5 Jacob street: lg'
INDIANA FORD.
osS Admin!stratfir.
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FOR SALE.
TOR SALE.

e
The se:llGuee o: Lewis Jones'. No. 90 North Front
street. Island. This Is one Of tho best and most
convenient houses in tho city. Perrons desiring to
examine tho house. or gain further Information
eau do 50 b. calling on Mrs JONES At the house, or
FRANK r. RCsfLL .., Se38
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Cotton,

TlTusvlILE, PA Oct. 1o.-opened ut Csyc; hieh
est G91+c; lowest 6s3ac; closed ut Coo. -
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PROPOSALS.
CEALED PROPOSALS.
DROPOSALs.

i ',sih..{.5 ~.
CLERKS OFFICE,
board OF roHNIsIoS kRs, COUNTY OF OHIO.
WuEELISG, W. Va Oct. 6, 1857.
Sealed Proposals will be received at this office
until Wednesday: October i? lsS7, at . o'clock A.
", for the foltowinG:
For iuvnishing Nut aud Nike. Coal. as may b..
ordered by the Overseas Of Poor, Tor North Of
WhtcliHg Greek. "sslE.f-
For furnishing Nut and Mixed Coal. az may DO
ordered By the oycrtesrs OF Poor. for South Of
Wheeling Creek. g.g}tT
For Iutnishin! Collins common staiuei, that
msy be Ordered by the 0yer.etrs Of Poor or suncrn
tcndent OF lntEmREy; also. price OF hearse, hack,
buggy and burial >robes BIDDERS mus. specify
p.co OF cthaS for persons over ana under II Yeas
Of aGs. faa lig
For furnishing Mcd.clacs uron prescription Of
County Physician Tor the several dist,.ctt In the
city, Druggists making bids mus! do business In
tho district Tor which they hid.t
All VI the above eIds to be for tho term OF one
~ Yea, from d1!o Of The signing Of contract. !
Tho BOARD reserves tho right 70 reject any Or NIL
bids. BY o:der OF Board. - .,;sYl l-f,i--
ccs "GHAs q. wnoDs. Clerk.
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~ There is good deal said about the fail
ure Of tho potato crop, butt is mostly
rat :. 49, .nL--- 49,. .L..-. ~ X 49,
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pIT7sRuEGU Pa, Oct. l0.-Petroleum dull but
tlrmeri opened at ts1so; closed at coo; higheat
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FoR SALE

F0R SALE. 81, 81
On the National Pike and near Railrosd Depot
at Valley Grove. Ohio county, " Va. nearly Fori
Acres o. Fine Land, on whinh Is Dwelling House
AMI other buildings. fruits etc. Will cell foI
$500, which Is less Than the buildings cost.
JAMES L. HAWLEY,,!
!yl9 1420 Main Street.
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{ Northern pAc. tlrstS.lii1t
North. Poe. secontA.. 0sx
No!thwesL consols..lS7x
tlh, W.dcbent,iros, bs .l07A
Ist.L.&5. F. Gen. M..lli
st. l'Aul consols....l25x
st. p, q. d T., nntS..ll7
Tcx,& pac. land gr's. "
TX. d Pac. 4. @, ex.
ira cotlpoils...".... OK
Union Fac. drxts....ll4E
west Shore. ..-....... 90
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vt. Clairsville accommodation at r. N. daily,
GAINESVILLE accommodation lcaves Wheeling Z
st. Clai1sville Accommodation, leayes Wheeling
a. $50 NJ. 200 and 200 p M: Returning. n.
rlvA At wheeling 1t sos 4. MI daily, Lao and 6l5
p. me- daily e1copt Sunday. q lir'g2 ,s--I Ufg
The9 800 I'm. and l1:l5p. M train through 10 Gin.
clnnnn without change, with B. d o. Sleeper
through to C1nnlnn1t on tho night train. :,
Chicago Limited leaving ut 9:l5 p. N. h1s CHI.
cago sleeper out OF Wheeling. 80
Columbus accommodation Leaves wheaiiux at
225p H., Bellaire At 2:05 pru dsily except Sunday
Moundsy1lle accommodation, Ieavca Wheeling
st 1900 noon, and arrives at Houndsyille at l2T
p. NJ, daily except Sunday. ~ l.i ..f. i ,srgslG-
Fatrnont accommodation ct 4:lo q, m, . 7I
Through Coach from Wheeling to Cincinnati
daily on No. g. lc.vIrg Wheeling 1t $50 q, a., az.
riy,nE Ct Cincinnati at e:top. m. ,I7s.. I'm -
3: d Q. Sleeping Cars on all through trains,
C!oae connections sre made for all points Eo1th
and Southwest North End Northwest, making AHA
: desirable route for co!ontstE and peisuNs moving
IN "a xlveu. 5l5' IL : ,,ss' - 80
Tickets 10 all principal points on Salo at Depot
slteping car accommodations cHn be scared at
Depot Ticket Onicc. 7. @. BURKE.
3Gs Ttcke. Agent, i. 4 O. Derot
6a9 H}2aF-. gs3l t'f55 JOHN BAI1lIE, az
-. Ticket Agent, under McLure House,
JOHN 7. LINE, T1av. Passenger Agent, M. /
9. K. LORD. Gen. Pas. Agent HT'4sl
W. NJ CJ.HMFNTS Mcnsgor :, flHss.A.I.
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TOLEDO. 0a.. lo.-Wheat active and easier: cash
15Ac; October 75ISc; November &c; DECEMBER
IIc: Nay s3l4e. Com daii;, Nay 46c. Oats dull
~ ~ soi!Vs and steady; prime si07 No.
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4 N UPRIGHT PIANO
Tor Sale

. For Sale. -
1-3 octaves, three Strings. Rosewood Case: IN
perfect order: used but q short time. For sale ut
agrcAt sacrifice at 1.. Isar..L' ,t=,.= -,..,.,. -.
BAUMER'S MUSIC STORE, Il
SEA- ~ -ys l3iO Market Street.
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MILLS,
Flour, Meal, Bran, Shorts, Hominy
and Mill Feed, Corn and OATS,
and Chops for sale at

fam prices.
The public will please take no
tice that the mill property desig
mated above, which formerly be
longed to Mr.. d. FL. Dennis, is now
owned by the undersigned who
Will continue to do business at the
old stand, and will endeavor to
give entire satisfaction to all who
may favor him with their custom.
Thanks for former patronage. Flu
ture iavors solicited.
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q p,h,e Sold for s1s. ESQ.

At the sale of Lord Crawford's library the
special feature Of the proceedings was the
disposal of old and rare editions of the Bible
in various languages. The Mazarln Bible,
more properly called the Gutenberg Bible
tile earliest bool, printed with movable metal
typcs-in original oak boards, was put up ut
eoG5 lat which price this particular copy was
bought at Sothebys thirty years ago.. After
O spirited competition it was knocked down
to Mr.. Quaritch for &c, ESQ. The last Mazarin
Bible-Sir John Tborolds copy-fGtched e3,-
900. Other important lots were as follows:
The Bishops Bible, u revision OF the "Great
Bible" undertaken by Archbishop Parker md
eight other bishops, black letter. folio,
1868, a70; the first Scotch revision OF the
Genevan or Brooches Bible, the first
English Bible printed in Scotland, folio, Ed
inburgh, $40, e31; first edition OF the Douai
Bible, Els IS. first issue Of the 15ll version
of tho Bible called "the Great lie Bible"
black letter, folio, e31; second issue OF the
same version. called "the Great She Bible, J"
Els 10s.; the Cambridge Bible, fine copy,
three volumes in one, large paper folio, lG3S,
ZIG 10s.; Bible, Prayer Book and Psalms, i'll
meter, in richly embroidered cover by tue
nuns Of Little Gedding, one volume, $40, Ell
is; Tyndale's. Pentateuch, black letter, i'll
one volume, 1smo, A255; Tyndale's New
Testament, blacl letter, 1884, small Svo,
e23O; the Great or Cromwell's Bible, first
issue, 1889. Gill; Myles Covertlale's Bible i'll
English, black letter, woodcuts, folio, 1875,
first English Bible printed, e2aaG; tue Thomas
Matthew Bible, black letter, 1881, e1Gl: first
edition of the New Testament in French,
black letter, folio, cirea 1874, splendid copy,
goo; first German Bible, 1906, el44 All
these lots were bought by Quaritch.
Times.
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Rnllxinr the Newsboy.

What q contemplate phase Of human ma
ture is shown in the petty bullying and teas
ing that is heaped upon the small newsboyi
1t seems rs il no other object i'll nature were
the butt,of so much gratuitous "hatefulness,"
MS tile schoolgirls expressively put it. What
The Observer is especially stirred up about Is
tile way nominal gentlemen treat him III re-
flsing to signify their intentions or desires
regarding opoor littloman's wares. a baby
hardly out of his dresses, at the risk OF his
life climbs on q fast speeding cur to sell his
papers. 1t is not charity he is asking; he is
not vending some useless and undesired ar
ticle; lie, Oil the contrary, is offering for sale
Il commodity generally desired, and his eX-
istemce is definite convenienceto the public;
but how is he treated. this commercial infants
The conductor swears Mt him and only
allows him to enter the car on sufffra'ice ard
the men in the rear, ut least half OF them,
make q special point of rendering him us I'M
comfortable as possible; he, the little mite,
stops before some big. prosperous man who 10
staring straight at him. rs if lie wanted
paper; mite waits; big man continues to
stare; conductor shouts mt him; mite Is afraid
to go on lest he lose customer, and lie is
afraid to stay for fear that the conductor
will kick him worse than usual wlen be docs
60 to get OFF; big man now slowly puts lis
hand IN bis pocket; mite dances with nervous
excitement; even tho conductor relents in
consideration of the seeming desires of the
big man; big man looks mite straight Ill the
eve and draws outa tootlipiek. Whereuponi
the conductor, holding mite responsible for
his own misapprehension of the big mans
studiously concealed intentions, catches the
mite by the collar, lifts him Quit is not
hard to do-and drops him under tho first
truck going by. That mite is not killed is
owing simply to bis own preternaturally de-
yeloped activities Noble amusement for the
biz man, isn't ita-New York Graphic.
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In an Art Establishment.

Delicate indeed are many of the carvings,
and much of this fine work is done by
women, and since the demand for orna-
mental pieces for the house, much of the fine
polishing aud designing is also done by
women, who are generally very well paid for
their labols. The elephant tusli is saidtto
represent the finest specimens OF ivory.
When the tuslls are brought into tho work.
shop they are cut in shapes necessary for
carving:by machinery, tie objects designed
beforehand, and suitable piece is cut out
from the sheet at one turn Of Tue wheel.
These pieces arc. then taken l,y the artists
who design and polish them until fashioned
ready for the store. The carvcrs sit at long
desks facing windows of light, and they Use
salt and water beneath the touch of tlcir
fine tools. The polishing is done upon wheels
or "bufrsn covered with Canton flannel. and
there are watts of coorel liquid fer staining
tints When the carving is finished! the work
is exquisite in the extreme. Brooklyn Eagle.
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sTAE#LuxuRy OF TABLE LINEN.
Beautiful Designs In Cloth and Napkins
Wrought Upon Exquisite Fabrics.

Wrought upon ExquApheo fnDhfSo.
All tie uptown people have their own
IDEAS re,arding tlcir, table linen, said well
l,no~n dealer recently to reporter Nearly
oil tile foreign countries manufacture table,
linrn, and there is some made in this coun-
try but there is u marked difference between
tho SEQ eli, Irish, Dresden, German and
French cloths, which arc considered the best
grades. Tho difference is not only In texture,
but in pattern The French cloth is most
fashionable. It differs from the Others in
Being OF much lighter texture aud more
elaborate decoration Almost all OF the
cloths have lurge center pieces.
''Two favorite patterns are the Pompeiian
and the Pois Medina. The center Of the first
is filled in with largo square blocks and the
border surrounding it is Of triangles. The
second is composed Of medium sized balls and
border of larger. balls. around which: are
stwincd myrtle leaves. Anothe muck used:
ihess saprice: aspeTfectly
Inain cen ter and Gnded Large
flowers One.o the mostex pensiye. patterns
is tho Hirondelies. This linen1ss beautifully
marked The border is design OF rocks out /.
OF which are growing cattails, which, the
center arc small swallows. The feathers on.
their wings are SO true to nature as 10 stand
sout in a fluffy mass The cost Of set ofr
these, including n tablecloth and dozen
napkins, reaches 500.
'.In some instances the linen is embroidered,
and this increases tue price Sl4 or Sl5. A
late craze is for cipher monograms. and
nearly all the linen sent out is embroidered
in that way. Some of the larger families
still stick to monograms, while others OF the
elder stool, insist upon having their coats OF
arms embroidered thereon. The best French
tablccloths and napkins are.ncarly all woven
at Sierre in France. The work is done en-
tirely by hand. The flax from which the
linens are woven comes mostly from the
nciShborhood of Coutrai in Flanders, where
fine variety is raised. 1t is so long and
slender as TO require support while growing"
New York Mail and Express.
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One night during the last hot spell some
children, weary with the heat and foot sore
from walking on the hard pavenlents, stood
looking at the soft turf i'll one of the city
parks. They longed to tumble OIL the cool
velyery grass, but city life had taught them
tile meaning of tue sign sEeep Off the gross"
Tho policeman on duty instinctively UNDER
stood their desire. Gently throwing the
smallest child OF the group on the turf. be
said:
"Take run, you little divil."
In another minute the grass was swarming
with children.
The policeman broke the park rules, but if
a commissioner had seen the act would he
have discharged him or would lie have closed
an eye that very hot night!-The Epoch.
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A cbrIstian Science School.

The st. Louis Institute of Christian Sci
ence recently applied for incorporation, and
stated its object to be "to teach higher
sense of moral and spiritual qualilica3ors,
requisite for harmony and health, thereby,
elevating mankind mentally, morally and
physically; to establish and mailltGin school
or institute for instruction in Christian sci
cnce or nj taphysics and its. application To
bealtb, and promote longevity us taught by
the Massachusetts Metaphysical college OF
Boston; to establish and maintain santa
RUM for the treatment and healing of dis
eases as taught at said college" Judge Dillon
held that it was shown by the evidence that
the association would make n feature of the
faith cure and he refused the petition OF in
corporation York Sun.
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I psseeZeaper' S
-:1e7end

Messrs. Ballew & Berry, repre-
scntativcS of the Wrought IRON
Range Company, are now canvass
ing the county with their Celebra-
ted Home Comfort Cooking Ranges,
which combines all the modern inn
provements necessary to first
class cooking apparatus, besides
being constructed Of the very best
material. rendering it absolutely itl-
dcstruc,ible. They will cali on and
take pleasure in demonstrating the
superior advantages oflheir range.
and all of the good citizens should
not fail to take advantage of the
opportunity to purchase as they
are only sold direct from the fac.
tory aud not through dealers at-alf.
We refer to a few Of the purchasers
in this county, who can readily
testify to the superior advantages
of these ranges:
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a london Edition.

Journalistic gossip goes that Joseph Pnlit-
zer with the MD of T. G.. Crawford, who used
to be the Washington correspondent of The
World, but vino now holds up the London
end, have in contemplation n London edition
of that journal 1t is to be paper for
Americans OH the continent and in England.
of which there is large contingent every
year, and they plan beside to build up an
English constituency and show the Britisbers
q t6i,v, OF. two III the way OF modern journal
ism.-BrookIya Eagle.